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Other Astrophotography on the Night of the “Supermoon”

Posted on March 20, 2011 by Graeme

By now, you have probably seen your fair share of SuperMoon pictures. The moon was 30% brighterÂ and I was in Kanata at the time with the normal city glow reducing astronomical viewing.Â Therefore, the moon was just about all … Continue reading →

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Other Astrophotography on the Night of the “Supermoon”

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